Evaluation of a public health information campaign on early diagnosis of lung cancer.

Evaluation of a public health information campaign on bowel cancer.

Online panel surveys to track public attitudes and awareness of changes to organ donation law in NI (including tracking awareness of public information campaigns on same). Surveys based on representative samples of the NI population.

Evaluation of the ‘Minding Your Head’ public information campaign.

Research on the training needs of those working in alcohol and drugs services across NI.

Population survey on mental health issues.

Population survey on sexual health issues among 16-34 year olds.

Evaluation of an organ donation public health information campaign.

Survey to support an evaluation of a ‘Making Healthier Choices’ public health information campaign. Survey based on a representative sample of 1000 adults aged 16+.

Northern Ireland. Evaluation of Farm Families Health Initiative.

Northern Ireland. Evaluation of Crisis De-escalation service.

Northern Ireland. Evaluation of training for responders.

Northern Ireland. Evaluation of the ‘Strengthening Families’ Programme.

Northern Ireland. Evaluation of the ‘One Stop Shop’ Programme.

Evaluation of a ‘Prison Readers’ Scheme aimed at addressing the mental health of prisoners in N Ireland.  Involved focus groups and face to face depth interviews with prisoners, programme coordinators and representatives of government departments.

Population survey to evaluate a public health information campaign on winter vaccinations.

Evaluation of the ‘Minding Your Head’ public information campaign.

Large-scale face to face CAPI survey (n=1000) to evaluate a sexual health public information campaign among a representative sample of adults aged 16-34 in N Ireland.

Population survey to evaluate a suicide public health information campaign (n=1000).

Population survey to evaluate a public health information campaign on organ donation.

Surveys to evaluate the impact of public health information campaigns on obesity and stroke (based on representative samples of 1000 NI residents).